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at 8 p. m. today. The program will include a question and answer period. Need for Liberals “The 'AVC is made up of people who don’t believe in veterans’ organizations, but who have formed one—because we need a group to represent the liberal viewpoint,” Mr. Paterson explained. “The others have served as mouthpieces for the National Association of Manufacturers and the real estate lobby. Our organization is completely nonpolitical, but I suppose we'd be about as far left as President Roodseyeilt.” Mr. Paterson said members of the AVC are “citizens first and veterans second,” on the theory that what benefits veterans must benefit the community as a whole. “And we're interested in things that affect 16 million veterans, rather than only a few groups,” he added. ’ He said the AVC, claiming 140,000 members, was the first veterans’ group to advocate continuation of price control and to indorse the Taft-Ellender-Wag-ner housing measure. Plans Meetings “The best friends of public housing are the real estate lobbies and entrenched building interests, because they've shown themselves philosophically, financially and morally incapable of provi homes for people who can’t pay more than $50 a month,” he said. . Paterson went to Bloomington for a luncheon mee with an AVC group today. will meet with a similar group at Canary Cottage. this evening. From Indianapolis he will go to Lafayette, Plymouth, South Bend and Gary.
Realty Board to Mark
Constitution Day
The Indianapolis Real Estate Board will observe Constitution Day at its meeting tomorrow noon in the Washington Hotel. Dr. Clarence W. Efroymson, economic~ professor at Butler University, will speak. A gavel made from wood grown at Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, and Mount Vernon, home of Washington, bound with metal from the historic Jap surrender ship, USS Missouri, will be presented to the board by the National Association of Real Estate Boards as part of the ceremony.
GOP Labor Gains Listed by Creighton
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 22 (UP)— Hobart Creighton, = Republican gubernatorial candidate, listed GOP labor accomplishments \n a major campaign address before the Indiana State Federation of Labor convention today. “If labor is not free, then not one of us is free,” Creighton said. He cited the 1947 state utility arbitration Jaw as a major Republican contribution. He said it had been invoked four times, twice on requests from workers and twice on requests by management.
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Getting That Grown-Up Feeling
Children’s desire to be “grownup” is something that shouldn't be discouraged. When they want to help with a job that is really beyond them, it's a good idea to let them-—even though the grownup may have to do most of the work. There are other simple ways, too, in which children can be helped to have the feeling that it is a good thing to want to be grown-up. At mealtimes, if the child asks
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